/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15284218
In the celtic tale of Tir Na Nog, their horse could float over water, and when the dude fell off he was hundreds of years from whence he came.

Maybe lets try to get a ship first before coding warp through DNA

https://photonics101.com/magnetostatics-currents-and-fields/magnetic-field-hollow-wire
>Surprisingly, the field of a hollow wire with constant current is homogeneous. We also find that there is no magnetic field inside the hole if it is exactly at the center of the wire.

http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/9826/1/PartIIIK.pdf
>A magnetic field B is created and confined within
the solenoid, while the vector potential A will be non-zero everywhere outside the solenoid. The total
magnetic flux through every circuit containing the origin is

>https://waveguide.blog/impedance-skin-effect-implications-high-frequency-circuits/
We’ve seen how circuits behave differently to DC versus high frequency AC. One of the most curious effects is the so-called “skin effect”, which causes alternating currents to flow closer to the surface, rather than through the centre of a conductor, effectively increasing the resistance, since less volume is available for the current to flow through.

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=6876131
[math]l = \frac{1}{c} \times \frac{\delta\psi}{\delta t} + c \nabla \cdot \textbf{A}[/math] is set to zero by choice

Good day Sci,
Is the Magnetic vector potential zero inside a hollow wire?
What happens to this vector potential inside the tube as we skin effect the hollow tubing? What would happen if a conductive fluid, like mercury, were to flow inside that tube?

>>15075424
one day, /sci/ and /x/ should collab in trying out this stuff.
maybe they are 2 sides of the same coin.

>>15073892
Every schizo from here to timbuktu has been deepstated or darpa'd . This stuff is on scheduled rollout or there was never any concept of 'we' to begin with, just abunch of naive fools paying 10000 per toilet seat to totally not fund their empires of dust

Either case one doesnt have to worry about energy consumption

>>14973747
>a governor in the Middle Kingdom
we need old kingdom
(reference cause behavioural economists say we scrunch dates far away)
Old Kingdom - 2700–2200 BC.
Middle Kingdom - 2040 to 1782 BC
New Kingdom - 1600 BC to 1100 BC

as described in Bodhi's post >>14972496 extraction from old mummies is quite difficult, so It may be expected to assume that there is less data available on the older ones (if they can even be found, I dont believe Kafre was ever located inside the pyramid attributed to him)

>That's why we've stopped gene testing because we all hate We Wuz'ing fags and would rather focus on what we IS.

What is the shimtu of DNA? is everything happening everywhere all at once, separated only by the illusion of time? or is the past more dead more dead than a buried corpse?